Laura Ponder

Laura Ponder is COO at Commercial National Bank and has 28 years of experience in community banking with focus on operations and treasury management. She is also an Accredited Payment Risk Professional.

  • 28 years of experience in Community Banking with focus on operations and Treasury Management.
  • Chief Operating Officer at Commercial National Bank
  • APRP
Laura Ponder

Courses available by Laura Ponder

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  1. RTP Rules, Regulations, And Risks For Banks
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    • Live Session
    RTP Rules, Regulations, And Risks For Banks
    Scheduled for 60 minutes including question and answer period. Wednesday, April 26, 2023; 2:00 PM Eastern

    Community banking expert Laura Ponder will share a step-by-step roadmap to enable you to navigate the RTP network. You will learn how to provide these services while limiting risk.

    What You'll Learn

    • What is RTP?
    • How does RTP differ from Same Day ACH?
    • What are the rules of RTP for consumers and financial institutions?
    • What regulations apply to RTP?
    • Do fast payments = fast fraud? How can you mitigate risk?
    • What steps should your financial institution take to provide RTP capabilities?
    • Live Session
    RTP Rules, Regulations, And Risks For Banks
    Wednesday, April 26, 2023; 2:00 PM Eastern
    Laura Ponder
    From $219.00
  2. How To Handle DNEs And Reclamations In 2022
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    How To Handle DNEs And Reclamations In 2022

    ACH expert Laura Ponder will distill the updates to 31CR210 and The Green Book. You will learn how to incorporate the changes in your procedures.

    What You'll Learn

    • What are the recent updates to 31CFR210 and The Green Book?
    • How do commercial reclamations compare to government reclamations?
    • What liability exists for RDFIs?
    • What is considered constructive knowledge?
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